Fired Up Tea - 18 Tea Bags

Neal's Yard Remedies

£5.6

Crafted by herbal experts, this warming tea blend combines fiery ginger with earthy turmeric and sweet aromatic liquorice, balanced beautifully with rooibos, orange peel and rosehips. Our Fired Up tea blend offers a revitalising start to a morning or a refreshing moment of pause throughout the day. Our organic herb blends are filled into biodegradable tea bags made from natural abaca, which are oxygen-bleached and chlorine-free. The tea bags are stitched with organic cotton and are staple-free. What's inside: Ginger, turmeric, liquorice, rooibos, orange peel and rosehips. Supports: A warming,

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as NEAL'S YARD (NATURAL REMEDIES) LIMITED, number 01597194. Checked 2026-08-29.
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British-owned
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